New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09
TUXEDOs SPRING SEASON.

NATURE COMPLETING THE WORK OF MAKING THE
PARK ATrRACTIvE--THE CLUB-NEw INHABI-
TANTs OF THE GAME PRESERVE.
TUXEDO PARK, May S-As spring passes the labor OF
Improving the park done the cold weather begins 10
make showing 1t has required touch OF nature 10
supplement all the efforts OF money and labor No" o
lawns are growing green and the roads are setns h
bodybuilding around along. between these Steep
rocky hills is simply stupendous work eucn qua"u
ties of rock are blasted that people within nfteeh OF
twenty miles OF Tuxedo never know whether IL
powder thunder storms earthquakes that they near
large number OF visitors up from laS'
week in spite OF attractions at the dog snow ana az
Rockaway Last week there only one large party
company Of twenty being entertained al iuncn oy
Allen Thorndike Rice after which the whole party went
rowing or sailing The day chilly and spring toilets
were hardly place The regular oomers here are sui
clnging pretty closely to winter garb
Mrs. Grenyile Kane purchased cottage on the CONT
mental Road last week and will occupy it in short time
The lot is No 1O5 red cottage the hill east OF the
clubhouse.
Among those who will probably come to their cottages
next week are Mrs. Borbey Mr.. Breese, Mr. Kent ana
Among the noticeable improvements the perfection
OF the tennis grounds ana tae sun d % pits nrettv
examination OF the club accounts SHOWS us
OUTLAY for permanent Improvements has been neces-
sarly heavy while the salary OF employees alone Is some
The regular fortnighy pgoonshoot took place yester
day about a dozen gentlemen competing for the club
over 100 pheasants eggs have been gathered by the
camekeeper and will be Matched The birds act az
large are growing and frequently seen IN the
woods The rued grouse have congregated In the PARK
In great numbers and promise excellent sport ate
addition TO the game preserve was that OF some Sky
large gray from Maine They said to be extra
feet and remarkable jumpers. ..,
Some inquiry about steam yachts has brought out the
notice vessel will be allowed on the lake
Bathing In the lake Is also prohibited The bathing
pond is nearly completed and the rocky gorge around
smootbed over and sown to grass. Next week large
force will be put the athletic grounds In order TO hurry
their completion - ,
The JOY OF the mothers and young folks who come out
Is the Annex" childrens playhouse and nursery III
i large sunny the club house aud alreadythe
in it is nearly all taken for June and July ,.,
Page the second foreman at the club stable had MS
Late arrivals at the club Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Post, Edwin A. Post James l. Breese. Mr. and Mrs
James Brown Lord Mr. and Mrs ]. W. Gerard, Charles d.
Dckey Mr.. aud Mrs II. ID. Carey Charles d. Dickey Jr
Van Rensselaer, Townsend, b. r. Kittredge, b H. Bris
tow, G. NJ FELTON,, jr., John King Mr.. and Mrs W II.
Fearing, Frederic sheldon, Calvin Brice George W gum
tard Mr. and Mrs W. e. Fearing, Mr. and Mrs W. Wetmore
Cryder Miss Cryder Mr.. and Mrs A. @ Gurnee, NJ
Andre Bosire. Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Price, Mr. and Mrs
4. Pierson, Miss Granger, Mr. and Mrs James l. bar
clay Mr. and Mrs Gregory, Peter Moller r Mr. and Mrs
p. T. Barlow. Mr. and Mrs. william Kent. Mr. and Mrs
Pierre Lorilard jr H. de Castro, Mira A. b. Mason Miss
Goodwin. Murray Mitchell, {. Z. Watson K Pa1coast
Mr. and Mrs W. s. Gurnee, Miss 7. Gurnee, Mrs anu
Miss Burial Hoffman, Peter Marie, Newbod Edgar, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hoyt